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hlthe2b

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4. Yeah. I've seen some videos highlighting his work. Amazing.

Reply to erronis (Reply #2)

Fri Mar 21, 2025, 03:22 PM

Mar 2025

It is hard to (initially) feel warm and cozy about the octopus, but damn their big brains! And there is far more there than we'd ever realized in terms of their behavioral capacity.

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Octopus jumps shark and goes for a ride on its back -- The Guardian [View all] erronis Mar 2025 OP

Not to anthropomorphize too much but maybe they had earlier experiences together in "youth" hlthe2b Mar 2025 #1

Please see my subsequent post. I think it might interest you. erronis Mar 2025 #3

This immediately made me think of the wonderful books/films by Craig Foster erronis Mar 2025 #2

Yeah. I've seen some videos highlighting his work. Amazing. hlthe2b Mar 2025 #4

Ah octopuses, the capybaras of Carlitos Brigante Mar 2025 #5

Isn't there a limerick about a lady and a tiger? n/t Harker Mar 2025 #6

Airplanes of the Ocean. chowder66 Mar 2025 #7